Pyromancer's Puissance

Каждое умение, которое вы используете обратившись к силе Огня, дарует вам мощь. — In-game description

Pyromancer's Puissance

Специализация

Огонь (список черт)

Уровень

Грандмастер

Тип

Старшая

Изучение

8 очков героя

Игр. ссылка

API

294

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Каждое умение, которое вы используете обратившись к силе Огня, дарует вам мощь.

 Мощь (15 сек): +30 к Силе, +30 к урону от состояний.

 Только в бою

— Внутриигровое описание

Notes

• Any skill used while attuned to fire will trigger the effect, including but not limited to:
  • Bundle skills.
  • Environmental weapon skills.
  • Certain spell-like effects triggered by sigil.
  • Contextual skills like gathering, the contextual revive, and using some objects that trigger animations.
• Dodging will not count as a skill for this trait.
• Might is granted after the skill's aftercast delay. Because of this:
  • The first skill used when entering combat by attacking first will grant might if it hits instantly (e.g: Signet of Air, Prayer to Lyssa), but not if they produce a projectile or other effect that may delay the damage (e.g.: Arcane Blast).
  • This effect will trigger after switching attunements, and so the fire attunement skill will trigger the effect when attuned to other elements, but other attunement skill will not trigger it while attuned to fire.
  • Skills part of a skill chain often override the previous skill's aftercast when they chain, and so might will only be granted after each skill if there's enough time for the aftercast delay to end between each skill activation. For example, while using Lightning Hammer, it is possible to obtain might on all 3 skills of the Lightning Swing chain, by disabling the autoattack and waiting until the might appears after each strike; and when interrupting any skill of the chain with any another skill that interrupt actions after the skill completes its activation, the aftercast will not be interrupted and might will be granted.
• Only triggers while in combat.

Trivia

• Puissance loosely translates as "might" from the french word "puissant".